The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-16
Reade Township Items
GLASGOW, Pa, Dec. l.

GLASGOW, Pa, Dec. 12sh, 1887.
The roads are deep with mud.
December is as pleasant as May
IL is expected that the forty new coke
ovens being built near here WILL be completed
this week.
The teachers Of this township Instituted
at Mountain Dale on the 3Oth inst.
Squire HoIlen and wife the venerable
couple Of Mountain Dale, celebrated their
golden wedding on the 5th inst. Since that
time the silver haired bride and groom have
been sporting many gold ornaments. The
Squire seems as young as lie used to be.
TOrey, the bright and Interesting little
daughter OF Mr.. J. p. St,ne, OF this place.
has been confined to her home by illnees
dnring the past few weeks.
Rev. w. A. Baeir, of Snyder county, has
accepted the charge of the L. p. denOmi-
tion, on this circuit. He will shortly remove
his family here.
The MethOdists' at UtahviIe have a fine
church ediice under course OF erection.
The heaters IN the Lutheran church at
this place, not working satisfactorily, are
being overhauled by an experienced man.
JLo. Sharp, Donations greatest show
tour, giving exhibitions to crowded houses
Mr.. Jno. CIaver. the efficient teacher at
Shirley, is now off on a forced vacation, on
account Of sickness OF self.
The mines at Mountain Dale are running
steadily, and the workmen are making fall
time.
Ed. Spencer and Geo. W. Hollen, Glas-
COWS leading mechanics, are employed on
the construction of the new coal tipple at
the coke ovens nea- this place.
Charley Ricketts, is the new postmaster at
Utahvile. He assumed charge about a
week ago.
Constable Troxel and NJ. l.. Glasgow hied
themselves to the county capital last week
on business.
A prosperous revival meeting is in pro-
gress at Fallen Timber.
Rev. Baeir, the U. b. divine. dined with
Mr.. Joel Gates, at his log camp, the other
day The Reverend gentleman is loud in
his praise of the treatment received, and
courtesies extended. He thinks their ''biIl
of fare would do honor to the most superb
Delmonicas of Europe.
The coal excitement at our neigbSoring
village of UtahyilIe, has reached a feverish
state, and prospecting for the mineral is
going Oh lively.
Charley Miller, of the Vile. Is the Croesus
OF the hour He shakes the earth with
laughter, and smiles like an alligator when
he is reminded of the present of an immense
9]s pound nugget by his wife. Guess the
enigma?
Rev. Kerr, OF Altoona. delivered a lee
ture in the Lutheran church here last Satur-
daJ evening on the history OF the order of
the Patriotic Sons of America. he also
preached on Sabbath.
The pen Is mighiier than the sword, 4"
the editors scissors is the mightiest OF both;
but, don't You think, rheumatism mightier
than 'em ali?
Flowerinp house plants embellIsh many
OF the homes Of Glasgow. A love for
flowers shows refinement and taste for
asthetic culture should be encouraged.
Jas. y. Turner and his blonde young
bride are spending their honey moon in fix
ing up home sOr themselves at Glasgow.
Ross Stine, son Of Mr.. Juo. Slime, OF this
place, is layed up with severe beaIing in
his head.
Jno. A. Hollen contempIates a western
trip Immediately after the holidays.
The FREEMAN meets with the popuIar
approval ol our people. RED CLOUD.